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Title: Major products are tough, simple and reliable
“Our machines are built to last, so we make every effort to design and use premium components and processes to improve performance and increase lifespan,” says Martin Walsh at the Mayo-based company.
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“Our machines are built to last, so we make every effort to design and use premium components and processes to improve performance and increase lifespan,” says Martin Walsh at the Mayo-based company.
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“All our tankers have a separate chassis supporting the barrel, unlike other tankers where the tank and chassis are one unit,” continues Martin.
“This means 80% of the weight is carried on the tanker’s axle and the remainder is carried on the tractor drawbar. This design prevents cracking from the stress of pulling heavy loads and at longer distances.”
All barrels are produced from 6mm steel and fitted with road safety features including breakaway cable, hydraulic brakes and rubber buffers on drawbar for easier towing and smoother journeys.
Buyers can further customise tankers with an extensive list of tyres, fillers, pumps, hoses, and multiple accessories.
Low Emissions Slurry Spreaders
Major has three options for precision slurry application.
Both units use the powerful Vogelsang macerator to distribute slurry evenly and consistently through 30 outlets for precise application and are hot-dipped galvanised for extra protection against corrosion. Either system can be used with an existing splashplate.
The Disc Injector or shallow injection system is the best method of returning nitrogen back to the soil.
The Major 5.2m Disc Injector combines soil fertilising and furrowing with a working depth from 20mm to 60mm.
It works best on short grass swards, placing slurry 5cm to 6cm below the surface. See the field test using the Major Disc Injector.
Major Cyclone - best of rotary and flail-style mowers
The heavy-duty mower has a double-chop blade system that shreds and mulches material, evenly distributing all residue.
The Cyclone uses up to 50% less fuel and power consumption than a similar-sized flail while working at faster forward speeds.
This results in significant savings in fuel and time, and less wear over the machine’s lifetime.
Ten models are available in working width from 2.0m (6’5”) to 7.3m (23’8”).
Strenx® Steel, Galvanisation
The Major Cyclone is built with high-performance Strenx ® 700 MC structural steel, which is stronger yet lighter than standard steel. Combined with hot-dip galvanisation, the Cyclone mower is impact tough.
“These tankers are working in corrosive environments and the galvanisation process adds several decades of life expectancy over painted products,” concludes Martin.
“Our products are constructed to last longer than ordinary machinery, so a galvanised finish as a standard ensures our customers are getting a durable, premium product.”
“All our tankers have a separate chassis supporting the barrel, unlike other tankers where the tank and chassis are one unit,” continues Martin.
“This means 80% of the weight is carried on the tanker’s axle and the remainder is carried on the tractor drawbar. This design prevents cracking from the stress of pulling heavy loads and at longer distances.”
All barrels are produced from 6mm steel and fitted with road safety features including breakaway cable, hydraulic brakes and rubber buffers on drawbar for easier towing and smoother journeys.
Buyers can further customise tankers with an extensive list of tyres, fillers, pumps, hoses, and multiple accessories.
Low Emissions Slurry Spreaders
Major has three options for precision slurry application.
Both units use the powerful Vogelsang macerator to distribute slurry evenly and consistently through 30 outlets for precise application and are hot-dipped galvanised for extra protection against corrosion. Either system can be used with an existing splashplate.
The Disc Injector or shallow injection system is the best method of returning nitrogen back to the soil.
The Major 5.2m Disc Injector combines soil fertilising and furrowing with a working depth from 20mm to 60mm.
It works best on short grass swards, placing slurry 5cm to 6cm below the surface. See the field test using the Major Disc Injector.
Major Cyclone - best of rotary and flail-style mowers
The heavy-duty mower has a double-chop blade system that shreds and mulches material, evenly distributing all residue.
The Cyclone uses up to 50% less fuel and power consumption than a similar-sized flail while working at faster forward speeds.
This results in significant savings in fuel and time, and less wear over the machine’s lifetime.
Ten models are available in working width from 2.0m (6’5”) to 7.3m (23’8”).
Strenx® Steel, Galvanisation
The Major Cyclone is built with high-performance Strenx ® 700 MC structural steel, which is stronger yet lighter than standard steel. Combined with hot-dip galvanisation, the Cyclone mower is impact tough.
“These tankers are working in corrosive environments and the galvanisation process adds several decades of life expectancy over painted products,” concludes Martin.
“Our products are constructed to last longer than ordinary machinery, so a galvanised finish as a standard ensures our customers are getting a durable, premium product.”
The Irish Farmers Journal spoke to a number of farmers around the country about how the wet weather is affecting them and how it will affect their business this year.
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